Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6|         into it, showed in this wise that there are two~natures
 2 II, 3,6|      boundaries.~c. God is most wise, and He has given man a
 3 II, 3,6|   understanding,”~says the most wise son of Sirach with regard
 4 II, 5,3|       to be desired to make one wise, she took of~the fruit thereof,
 5 II, 7,3|        to the words of the most wise Paul, 'Other foundation
 6 II, 7,5|       bad ones~(Matt 18:23-35), wise virgins and foolish (Matt.
 7 II, 0,2|         conduct,” says the most wise son of Sirach (11: 26).
 8 App, 4 |        2. In the meaning of the wise economy of God expressed
 9 App, 4 | expresses the assurance that “a~wise man... will understand a
10 App, 4 |      speech, the sayings of the wise also, and riddles”~(Prov.
11 App, 4 |        and the corrector of the wise” (Wisdom~of Solomon 7:15).~